Quoting within Prolog expressions: Currently it is not
possible to include double quotes within a <PRO ACTION=" ...
">. Conforming to the HTML 3.2 specification, we will in future
support the standard HTML quoting conventions.
Multi User Environment: One idea to allow several users
to build a common server is to let them edit content on a common
fileserver. User-rights can be administrated using the standard
managment of permissions. A common server can than be formed by
joining the HTML-directories of all users together by symbolic
links.
However, this way only one global error list is generated while
every user should get his own list.
Thus, if we can import/export the "symbol lists" of other users,
every user can compile his content individually.
Incremental Compilation/Continous Operation: This feature
would allow the content to be "up to the minute".
Hyperlink Ambiguities: Implement a more elaborated strategy
to resolve ambiguous hyperlinks.
Multiple Source/Destination Files: In particularlar
within multi-user environments, it would be nice to have several
source- and the corresponding destination directories.
Preprocessor Language: A more sophisticated PP-languge
would be nice to perform various tasks:
Mark link endpoints instead of <A NAME="...">
Mark links instead of <A HREF="...">
Insert title and META-variables
Insert other Prolog-statements
Auto-Conversion: It would be nice to convert documents
written in MS-Word into HTML automatically. Although suitable
converters already exists, it is still impossible to convert embedded
".wmf" files without a running Windows-computer.
If someone knows a solution to this, please send me a mail!
Distinction between META-markers and NAME-markers:
Environment Variables from OS environment: This would
be nice to include arbitrary kinds of strings.
Preprocessor: Eliminate
MS-DOS/Windows: Adaptation, replacement of missing predicates.
Doc: Explain <PRO&>
Relative URLs: Insert relative URLs instead of absolute
URLs where possible.
Relativizer: Create a program that takes a conventional
site as input and returns a "relativized" site with filename as
markers.